All Time Cricket Draft (AGAIN?)

[Noobz0r]

Frank Tyson - Yorkshire (30 - 65)

eth-dog

1. Gavaskar
2.
3. Trumper
4. Chanderpaul
5. Laxman
6. Benaud
7. Knott
8. Kumble
9. Laker
10. Tyson
11. Spofforth

12. Abbas

 

[Danger in Texas]

Frank Tyson - Yorkshire (30 - 65)

Very nice pick. Was considering him with my Vaas pick, then thought I needed some batting depth.

Khan Mohammad (Pakistan, Punjab) 1930-1964

On the other hand, this guy doesn't ring a bell...

 

[OrdinaryJoel]

On the other hand, this guy doesn't ring a bell...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khan_Mohammad

 

[The_Reaper]

Can I change Greenidge from 1965-1989 to 1990- Present?

 

[Carbine Chaos]

Can I change Greenidge from 1965-1989 to 1990- Present?

Not in my books. Once you nominate their eras and teams you are stuck with them, yes?

 

[Noobz0r]

Can I change Greenidge from 1965-1989 to 1990- Present?

I think you have to sick with your decision sorry mate

 

[The_Reaper]

Very well
In that case I'd void Glenn Turner.

And take the very last draft pick- or go in with 13 players

 

[eth-dog]

Clive Lloyd- Guyana, West Indies- 1965-1989

Ponsford
Sutcliffe
Dravid
Lloyd
Davis
Flower (+)
Paynter
Larwood
Grimmett
McGrath
Walsh

 

[Carbine Chaos]

I'm going to assume I'm not up because I haven't been tagged.

 

[OrdinaryJoel]

thorne89 with the double pick.

Happy!?

 

[Carbine Chaos]

thorne89 with the double pick.

Happy!?

I didn't want you to do it.

Give me a bit.

 

[Mateyman]

Can I change Greenidge from 1965-1989 to 1990- Present?

Yes, recall Danger in Texas saying you could

 

[The_Reaper]

Danger in Texas
I request to change Greenidge from 1965-1989 to 1990-Present

 

[Carbine Chaos]

JOHN REID (New Zealand/Wellington/1930 to 1964)

Test Runs (RHB): 3428 @ 33.28, 6 x 100
Test Wickets (RH Medium/Off-Spin): 85 @ 33.35
Catches: 43

A super allrounder, John Reid was born a generation too soon, for he retired in 1965 before one-day international matches were started. Reid would have been a one-day team on his own - a batsman with thunderous strokes, a rapacious fielder especially at gully or cover, a bowler of what became known as right-arm bursters which ranged from modest off-cutters to snarling bouncers. Reid also fitted in some stand-in wicketkeeping.

Give me a while for my second...

 

[Carbine Chaos]

BOB SIMPSON (Australia/Western Australia/1930 to 1964)

Test Runs (RHB): 4869 @ 46.81, 10 x 100s, HS: 311
Test Wickets (Leg-Break Googly): 71 @ 42.2, 2 x 5fer
Catches: 110

A key figure in Australian cricket for more than four decades, as cricketer, captain, coach and commentator, Bob Simpson first toured with Australia in 1957-58 as an allrounder, bowling legbreaks and fielding infallibly at slip. He subsequently became a first-rate opening batsman, although it wasn't until his 30th Test, by which time he had succeeded to the captaincy, that he first posted a Test hundred. He made this breakthrough innings at Old Trafford count, by turning it into 311 in almost 13 hours. In all he made 1381 Test runs in 1964, a record at the time. Hard-bitten and immensely dedicated, he steadily rationalised his repertoire of strokes, eschewing the hook, but excelling as an acquirer of singles; Australia has had no more productive an opening pairing than Simpson and Bill Lawry.

eth-dog

 

[The_Reaper]

Welp I buggered up.
Danger in Texas
Requesting you change Greenidge to 1990-present and void the Constantine selection.

 

[Danger in Texas]

Danger in Texas
I request to change Greenidge from 1965-1989 to 1990-Present

Sorry, you can't change. You can, however, still void Constantine.

 

[Danger in Texas]

Yes, recall Danger in Texas saying you could

Didn't say yes. For you, because you weren't stating your era and team for each pick, I assumed. I understand they are set in stone now, however?

 

[eth-dog]

Martin Crowe - Aukland, New Zealand - 1965-1989

1. Ponsford
2. Sutcliffe
3. Dravid
4. Lloyd (c)
5. Davis
6. Flower (+)
7. Paynter
8. Larwood
9. Grimmett
10. McGrath
11. Walsh

12. Crowe

 

[Danger in Texas]

Noobz0r

 

[Mateyman]

Didn't say yes. For you, because you weren't stating your era and team for each pick, I assumed. I understand they are set in stone now, however?

Yeah, it doesn't affect who I'm likely to pick now

 

[Mateyman]

Didn't say yes. For you, because you weren't stating your era and team for each pick, I assumed. I understand they are set in stone now, however?

You can re-shuffle an era, but not a state-county.

 

[Noobz0r]

Desmond Haynes - Barbados (65-90)

1. Gavaskar (c)
2. Haynes
3. Trumper
4. Chanderpaul
5. Laxman
6. Benaud
7. Knott (+)
8 . Kumble
9. Laker
10.Tyson
11. Spofforth

12. Abbas

james brayshaw

 

[Danger in Texas]

Desmond Haynes - Barbados (65-90)

1. Gavaskar (c)
2. Haynes
3. Trumper
4. Gavaskar
5. Laxman
6. Benaud
7. Knott (+)
8 . Kumble
9. Laker
10.Tyson
11. Spofforth

12. Abbas

james brayshaw

You have Gavaskar twice.

 

[Danger in Texas]

Okay, The Reaper you can change Greenidge.